AVENGERS DOOMSDAY - POP Marvel N° 1678 - Namor

AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY – POP! Marvel No. 1678 – Namor

Meet Namor, ruler of Talokan, with this Funko POP! Marvel No. 1678 figure inspired by Avengers: Doomsday. Standing approximately 12.4 cm tall, this version reimagines the mighty aquatic warrior in the distinctive POP! style, featuring an oversized head and the signature bobble-head mechanism found in many of the brand’s Marvel figures. Funko has officially confirmed the number 1678 and the product code 93840 for this edition.

Namor appears here in a combat outfit combining dark green, blue, black and gold embellishments. His beard and black hairstyle mirror his cinematic appearance, whilst he holds a long golden spear in front of him, adorned with turquoise details and a blue tip. His leg guards and various metallic embellishments reinforce the character’s regal and warrior-like identity.

The figure is depicted suspended above a transparent base, giving the impression that Namor is in mid-flight. This dynamic presentation is a direct reference to one of his most recognisable abilities. Presented in a display box numbered 1678, the figurine can be displayed in its packaging or added to the other POP! figures in the Avengers: Doomsday collection.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Funko

• Range / Collection: POP! Marvel

• Number: 1678

• Licence: Marvel

• Film / Collection: Avengers: Doomsday

• Character: Namor

• Type: Bobble Head figurine

• Material: PVC / vinyl

• Height: approx. 12.4 cm

• Accessory shown: spear

• Presentation: aerial pose on a transparent stand

• EAN: 0889698938402

• Funko reference: 93840

Character origin and backstory (Lore)

In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Namor is the ruler of Talokan, an underwater civilisation introduced in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Marvel presents Talokan as a people who have lived underwater for thousands of years and are ruled by Namor. The character is portrayed on screen by Tenoch Huerta Mejía.

The visual identity of this portrayal has been heavily influenced by references to Mayan culture. Costume designer Ruth E. Carter explains, in particular, that Namor’s ceremonial regalia was designed around the feathered serpent, with references to Kukulkan, jade, pearls and the aquatic world of Talokan. This influence explains the recurring use of shades of green, blue and gold in his various depictions.

Namor also has an immediately recognisable feature: small wings at his ankles that enable him to fly, a ability that complements his exceptional strength and his adaptation to the underwater world. Marvel has, in fact, explicitly dedicated content to explaining how these wings work in *Black Panther: Wakanda Forever*.